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Tuker Welding Cape Sleeve

Tusker Welding Cape & Sleeves – Ultimate Protection – 2XL

CB4/2XL

£191.55 ex VAT £229.86 inc VAT

Brand: Tusker
Product Model: CB4/2XL
Availability: In Stock

Our cape and sleeves is a lighter weight, cooler alternative to our full jacket and provides upper body and arm protection.

Features heavy duty press studs. Can be coupled with Code Black Proban FR clothing for a cool and comfortable solution.

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Tusker Welding Cape & Sleeves – Ultimate Protection in Code Black – 2XL

The Code Black range is the ultimate in welding and FR PPE.

Designed to give maximum performance and comfort, the range is made using time proven traditional FR fabrics coupled with modern materials and heavy duty components, meaning a new concept in PPE.

Ensuring that the hands, arms and upper body are properly protected during welding is of utmost importance as these areas are the closest to the weld. Gloves only provide partial protection, whereas sleeves offer protection for the full length of the arm.

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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